Holiday Text Messages...
For one, I really don't greet people back simply by hitting reply or forward. Also, I prefer to send my greetings through other means (through email [though I used the "forward button" here, simply because the email was good], blog posts, friendster posts, etc.) because I know (and am appalled by) how much the telecom companies earn in just four hours of Christmas and New Year's Eve and I don't want to contribute any more to their financial bliss.
But there are some text messages I like, such as:
"Viva bene, spesso l'amore, di risata molto." Live well, love much, and laugh often. It's an old Italian wish for you and your family for the year ahead. -- HAPPY NEW YEAR!"and also (already translated into English from text):
"Our lives are books & each day is a page. We can't erase what has been written but we can always write a better ending with God's grace. HAPPY NEW YEAR!"or this one (Maybe I'll give the translation later...)
"Sa labas lang po tayo magpaputok...(But then again, maybe I'll not... Just laugh with me if you can understand it... Heheheheheh!)
Isang paalala ng NATIONAL FAMILY PLANNING COMMISSION. Maligayang Pasko at Maligo bago ibaon...
but my favorite text message came at around six 'o clock in the morning (and at around that time at the beginning of each month...):
"Thank you for loading P 500 with free text of 83. Your load will be valid for 60 days..."
Anyway, a fruitful year ahead for all of us... BLOG ON, EVERYONE! It may be our country's only hope...
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